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VoiceThread Project Sixth Grade.doc

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WWII Glossary (UK) - Phil's WWII Pages Voices from the Second World War - Glossary of Terms World War II Glossary/Index of Terms Keys to the Past - Glossary: World War II Thinkquest Glossary with Pronunciations What Did You Do in the War, Grandma? Glossary eHistory World War II Glossary

Ancient Roman Culture - see table of topics at the end Ancient Rome - History for Kids Ancient Roman Artifacts Ancient Rome for Kids

Use "save downloaded file as" and select your WtT 09-10 folder as the destination.

Early Chinese Culture - VoiceThread

Cultures of Ancient Mexico - VoiceThread

Trip to Washington VoiceThread
Faces of the World VoiceThread

Resources for Sixth Grade WWI : ...............NOTE: PSD means Primary Source Documents You should have at least one great image and at least two sources before writing your entry....... Glossary of the First World War (1914-1918) World War I, at Home and in the Trenches - Wisconsin Historical Society (PSD) Dear Home Letters from WWI - The History Channel (PSD) Doughboy Center Photo Album The Story of the American Expeditionary Forces (PSD) WWI Newspaper Pictorials American Memory Project - Library of Congress (PSD) The Stars and Stripes 1918-19 - Women and the War Effort (PSD) The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century - timeline - PBS (some PSD) A World War I Photo Essay - University of Illinois (PSD)

The Stars and Stripes (Paris, France),January 31, 1919, Vol. 1 No. 52

Demeter - Public Domain Image - Karen's Whimsy

.....Resources for Seventh Grade: ................................................ Mythweb - Greek Mythology Classical Mythology (Oxford Press) Character Glossary The Perseus Digital Library - use SEARCH at upper right Encyclopedia Mythica - Greek Mythology Encyclopedia Mythica - Heros Wikimedia Commons - use SEARCH at upper left Your VT narration should include your name or names, special powers and responsibilities you have, who you are related to (or "hang out" with), and symbols that are associated with you. You should also briefly retell one of the stories you are known for. BONUS: Has your name come up in any recent story or advertisement? You should have at least one great image and at least two sources before writing your entry..

Ideas from the New York Public Library

• How to Use NPL VoiceThread
• NPL - Ideas for Using the Digital Gallery for Elementary Students
• NPL - Ideas for Using the Digital Gallery for Intermediate Students (create a timeline)

VoiceThread Help and How-to FAQ and downloadable guides

ReadWriteThink: Thoughtful Threads: Sparking Rich Online Discussions

VoiceThread Extends the Classroom with Interactive Multimedia Albums - Edutopia Article

VoiceThread for Education wiki